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According to Trail Life USA, boys need mentors and relationships with men to model their life after. Seen in the overall context, having goals to see that kids who learn to build a fire, pitch a tent and hike are more likely to preserve wilderness, parks and love the area we live in are admirable.
March 30, 2019
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FAITHFUL OBSERVATIONS: Trail Life USA
For more than a hundred years, the Boy Scouts has been an integral part of our culture. Earning the Eagle designation was something that was listed on most men’s résumé if they achieved it. Presidents, governors, military officers and millions of boys have become better men because of their time in the Boy Scouts. As experience tells us, this did not happen coincidentally. Many of the men involved credit the experiences and training they received during their time in scouting to make them successful individuals.